Thanks to those that joined us for Wednesday’s live webinar – “2010 Housing Market Leading Indicators, presented by Altos Research.” We’ve had TONS of requests for the presentation slides and a recording of the event. Ask and ye shall receive…
The presentation is now hosted on our YouTube Channel and available in parts to enable you to jump through the key parts of the presentation that most interest you.
Part I: Seller Confidence Indicators emerging in January 2010; Seller Price Discovery trends since 2007.
Part II: Seller Price Reduction trends; Housing Supply; Lagging Luxury Segment.
Part III: Mortgage Market and effects on the housing market; S&P/Case-Shiller HPI for October & November 2009; Discussion of the San Francisco, Los Angeles, and Phoenix housing markets.
Part IV: Discussion of the Phoenix, Atlanta, Seattle, Chicago, and Portland housing markets.
Part V: Key takeaways from the 2009 Housing Market, including Price Floor Evidence and Stimulus Response including government support of the mortgage market and the homebuyer tax credit.
Part VI: 2010-2011 housing market expectations; Forecast of 2011 housing prices; Discussion of the economy’s affect on the housing market; Shadow Inventory
We’ll be hosting more of these presentations throughout 2010, so comments and topical suggestions are welcome.
If you’d like the presentation slides from the webinar, you can download them in PDF file format here.
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Great Post! I find your blog very helpful for real estate and I am sure others do as well. Keep up the good work!
Excellent videos. I did a comparison of the housing market in San Diego since 2000. We have dropped down to the level of 2003 in average prices, but housing inventory and Sales volume is way up. It seems things are starting balance out from the ridiculous prices the last couple of years and many buyers that had been shut out because of the high prices are starting to enter back into the market…. Prices are lower and so is the commissions, but there is more activity in the market place.
In the Scottsdale real estate market I do think we're going to see a new wave of higher-end foreclosures and short sales. Heaven help us if we fall into a double-dip recession.
We keep an eye on the UK market; house prices in the UK have risen 10% in the last year but volume is still low – partially as finance is difficult to secure. In France, where the economy is growing demand is picking up but it is patchy. I think the property market is fragile and more bad news could make the market collapse again.
Thanks for giving nice information regarding to Housing market..
and secondly nice presentation…..
Fort Lauderdale Real Estate
Great stuff, Thanks
MarkJacobsRealtor.com
Hopefully this indicates a better year for the real estate market, particularly after the economic downturn. More activities in the said market is a sign that things may be turning for the better.
Scott any chance we can get a first quart er update on the listings prices around the country soon?
jeffrey
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